Inside Out Library · Explore

The coins and tokens of the possessions and colonies of the British empire (1889)

Atkins, James · London : B. Quaritch · leaf 271

An illustration from The coins and tokens of the possessions and colonies of the British empire, 1889, leaf 271 — ions, and to have had no very extensive currency.They are both extremely rare and command high prices.They are of English manufacture, and the obverse is notonly similar to, but absolutely from, the same die as the London halfpenny; but whereas the London halfpennyweighs from 210 to 240 grains, the… … New England Halfpenny. 64. 0 : An elephant to the left. R: GOD I PRESERVE | NEW | ENGLAND1694. In five lines.

Numismatics -- Great Britain Colonies

Internet Archive · California Digital Library · Public Domain Mark 1.0. Free to use for anything.

More pictures from The coins and tokens of the possessions and colonies of the British empire

More like this

$An illustration from The rare coins of America, England, Ireland, Scotland, France, Germany, and Spain ... a complete list of and prices paid for rare American ... coins, fractional currency, colonial, continental and Confederate paper money; a list of all counterfeit U. S. Treasury and national bank notes and Canadian banks notes, and how to detect them; the market value of all nations' coins and bank notes in U.S. money; a list of and prices paid for rare English, Irish, Scotch, French, German and Spanish coins. Illustrated with about 150 cuts (1889)$